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[revolver]

According to the Greek Cyprioty press, Christofyas has said "both of the motherlands occupied Cyprus and all guarantor countries played 'bad' roles in Cyprus."
I don't now if this is true or wrong, if he told that.
that is what we read at the translation of greek press.
If so, good point he mentioned, congratilations.
Because, maybe GC's friends does not like it, but July 15 coup'detat open the way for Turkey. And that was organized by Greece, with the assistance of Britain and USA.

[repulsewarrior]

bravo revolver, there are the "Greeks", the "Turks" and the Brits; and oh yes, (before we forget) the Cypriots.

said well my friend, and yes he did say it, his speech Brookings Institute, Sept. 27, this year.

cheers!

[repulsewarrior]

...will you read this, i`d like your opinion.

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=31695

thanks.

[Oracle]

According to the Greek Cyprioty press, Christofyas has said "both of the motherlands occupied Cyprus and all guarantor countries played 'bad' roles in Cyprus."
I don't now if this is true or wrong, if he told that.
that is what we read at the translation of greek press.
If so, good point he mentioned, congratilations.
Because, maybe GC's friends does not like it, but July 15 coup'detat open the way for Turkey. And that was organized by Greece, with the assistance of Britain and USA.

No, he didn't. You need to read his original speech.

He never mentioned "motherlands" once.

However, he clearly distinguished the Greek people and the home of Democracy from the actions (intervention in Cyprus politics - his words) of the Junta, which gave Turkey the pretext to invade (his word).

[Bananiot]

Really oracle? Why the furore then?

[miltiades]

A 10 year old if presented with the facts as they occurred would have no trouble recognizing that the coup was
the green light for turkey to invade . No coup no invasion no coup no occupation .
FACT .

[humanist]

It's time for Britain to do the right thing and release the bases back to the RoC, pressuring Turkey to accept the proposal put forth by Christofias to free Famagusta and start the redevelopment immediately in order to create atmosphere of trust in view of Unification as a BBF. It is time for Turkey to immediately halve the troops stationed in Cyprus, in view and as good will gesture toward Unification as BBF. It is time that the EU tied a solution to the Cyprus Problem with Turkey's accession to the Union.

I think we cannot change the past but we can move forward. The sooner Turkey frees Cyprus the sooner she'll make it to the EU.

However, Germany and France would like to use Cyprus because they have the need to remain a little open minded despite they not want to be lol

I can't believe the Cyprus Problem is as complex not to be solved after the Union of Germany lol

[Raymanoff]

He also said that all women in Cyprus should be surgically revirginized...

[Bananiot]

Yes he did, didn't he?

[insan]

It's time for Britain to do the right thing and release the bases back to the RoC, pressuring Turkey to accept the proposal put forth by Christofias to free Famagusta and start the redevelopment immediately in order to create atmosphere of trust in view of Unification as a BBF. It is time for Turkey to immediately halve the troops stationed in Cyprus, in view and as good will gesture toward Unification as BBF. It is time that the EU tied a solution to the Cyprus Problem with Turkey's accession to the Union.

I think we cannot change the past but we can move forward. The sooner Turkey frees Cyprus the sooner she'll make it to the EU.

However, Germany and France would like to use Cyprus because they have the need to remain a little open minded despite they not want to be lol

I can't believe the Cyprus Problem is as complex not to be solved after the Union of Germany lol

By bearing the same mentality in your minds that consider TCs as a minority besides considering the Cyprus problem as "liberating Cyprus from the Turkish invasion and the occupation"; is not possible to move politically even one iota forward, humanist...

First you must acknowledge that the Cyprus problem and the current defacto situation is the consequence of some past and on going; local, regional and global events that make all concerned parties responsible/mistaken/guilty to various extends...